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F012151EIZ S ER\'I \ 'I ; RLSC.IIIt ?
Omaha Rld Enabled to R' Establis
Shorter Time to Northern Oitihs.
THROUGH TRAIN Wlll RUN ON IOWA SID
Trnelcs of Slnit ( Ity .t i'nelll ( WII
Once Iton Ile 1 srd-.Sddm tl .td-
vudlnue of Ilunning limo
lnuIhi , IIi
It may be nn longer than a week's ( Im
txfore the St. Paul limited train of the Ch' ' ,
cage , SL foal , Minneapolis & Omaha roa
w111 bra running lulu and leaving the Unlo
' statlnn intend of Wobt
racmffe pu u ( 'nger
street depot ns at present. The visit
Cenraluperintendent Stuart , Generl
Trams Mnnager Clark , General Passengt
Agent Tcnsdnle , General milkehghstAcot ;
1 earn from St. 1 ant this w t
! er with 1'resldcnt Burt in regard to dotni
of this proioscd service.
At the sanu. tmo mhnt ttao of the ante
statlnn hegins for the through SI. I'anl trnl
the use or the trucks of the Sioux City
Cantle will ho resurnr l by the Omaha rod
between hero and Sioux City , nud the eon (
what eireuilous route of the Omaha line I
Sioux Chy vhhl be abandoned so fnr ns U
St. i'auh lumped Is con cerc'd. The tmali
road has used Its own tracks to 5loux Cil
for the St. Paul through train only for tl
last year. Prior to that tlma , for lftec
or elghtcen ycnrs , the St. i'aul express Ic
the Omaha tracks at Sioux City and use
the Sioux City & I'acllc line Into this cur ;
A change in thus plan was uecesaitalcd , au
Ing to the work of rouble-tracking chic
suns instituted by the Northwestern on II
] Ito hetuveen Mlsourl Valley and Omaha
' year ngo. By using the Slottx City & Pa
chic Ilno time Omaha train came Into Ill
city from Mlssourl Vallcy over the Nortt
western , but wlmcn the Improvements on lh
line were started limo large amount of bus
Bess over the Northwestern mambo It nece :
nary limit thu ulna be relieved of as mime
traffic as possible. Consequently the S
Pani tusln uses taken off and diverted arour
by way of Emcrzcn , using the lraelca of ti
Omaha road en'Irely , arcl entering the wet
stcr street ulc.oe.
Now t' 't thin Bauble-tracking of ti
Nortltsvcrtera between NIssourl Va11 (
and Coun ( ! lUnhts makes pose
bit the movement of more truth
limo Oumha rend will merely resume ti
service which u'.rs . abandoned a year al
nrd Use thu Northwstern tracks to lh
solrl Valley , the Sioux Clty & Pacife
Sioux Clty and thence its awn Ilse to S
Paul.'hen this line was used before tl
St. Paul Linultcd ruur only to Council flint
and Omaha passengers were transferred I
nucans of the suburban traits then hr opera
then by the Union Pncltlc.'hcl the no
service in established blue train will rent
the union depot In turfs chty. At press
the SL Paul through train leaves Omaha
5 55 In the afternoon and arrives at
o'clock in the morning. The schedule ff
the now scrvlce inn not yet hewn made u
By the cutting out or the roundabout ron
to Sioux City over the Omaha line the dl
ancu between St. Paul amid Omaha is be
senel about twenty-tlurco ndbes , cons
quently Oho running time will be shorten )
conslderably. This will probably result
a chnngo 1n the time of arrival 0nd d
parturo of this through trail.
The resumirtlou of Its former service 1
the Omaha road at this tlnie enables it t
offer keener competition to the Illluohs Ceu
tit for Minneapolis , St. Paul aunt Omal
huainess than would otherwise be posshbl
The Illinois Central and 3linneapolis &
] .oafs will have the shorter route , het U
dlfforenco will not be of Bunch signlncan
when the Omaha hegins to nperato on m
aid plan. Olllctals of limo Omaha road asse
that there Will be no tlhfferonco In moult
time by which the Illinois Central ss lil 1
profiled. Thu list of the union statlon 1
time Omaha road will also ha an alvantnl
over Its present depot owing to tine fact th
It. will be couvenlent for passengers desi
Ing to make connections with trains
Omaha without necessitating a trip fro
ono part of the city to another.
, ( .w. ' 1'rn 'eling Passenger tgeit.
J. C. ilurch , who was recently appoint
a9 traveling passenger agent of the Ilan
more & 01110 rnllroad in this city to sucee
the late Chnrleti Duxbury''has arrived at
is now familiarizing himself with the dull
of the new alllce. uIr , iurch Is being Intr
minced to local railroad nnen by C. G. Ler
man , traveling passenger agent or Ito Ba
timorn & . Ohio , wllh headquarters at Chicag
and II. C. Plculehl , commercial freight age
of that rand in Omaha. Mr , Burch Is nn e
parlenceti and popular railroad man , I
uvas formerly traveling passenger agent r
the Chicago & A1tou and later was connect
with the Laho Erie & Weslera ,
Litt Rules fnr 1,1 t ( Sloelc lieu ,
For the annual convention of the Nation
Live Stock association , to he held in Fe
worth , Tex. , January 16 anti 17 , the rud
roads hat o announced reduced rates. Fro
Omnba and other Missouri river stntlons t
rate u'lll he one faro for the round trip al
from all ether Pcints in Nebraska a rate
one unit one-tlmlyd fare w111 b0 effectit
TirlceIa w911 bo sold January 11 mil 15 , al
whll he good returning , leaving Fort \\'or
January 17 to 27.
Ilnllnaa % i M mind I'rrsonnls ,
r. 1 : . Calvert , genoutl soperlntendent
tine lhmrlington , hum in limo city from ldncol
Superlnteuleiil it.V , Baxter of time intu )
Pu htii hi ; out on the Ilne look Ing after hum
( less uummtlaers.
Assistant Oenerul Passenger Agout A
Ihur H , Smith of time lhn9Fnglon huts r
turned fromu Dotver.
( ' . Ira 'l'nttle , general live stork agent
the Oregon Shot Llm' , left foe his lint
at Suit Lnko Clly yesterday.
J. II. I.atlirop , geriertl agent at Porllal
for the Vmdnn I'adlhc , started ( or his hot
yeslcrdny miler a brief visit al hendqua
tors lu this city ,
head every blue of the big store's au
page 7 ,
THOMAS ELECTION CONTES
l'rueredimugs Ilegln Ilefur , , Judge VII
souhnler turd a Iltv'omt , of Ilnl-
luls I. Its Pruuress ,
Thn election contest brought by B.
Thomas agalast Toltec' Judge Gordon , t
plahtlff alleging that he tuns elected to t
place held by Gordon at the last electic
but that he wnu counted out , is ha progre
before Judo Vlmisonhnler In the coup
court.
After a brief preliminary skirmish tam
plelhoti of proeeduro the recount of the be
Iota was begun Just before noon yealerde
\t'hen the court adjourned for time noon m
cess only a part of om + preelnct htnl be
gout over. County Clerk linverly and
part of his oltico force , as uvell as judges a
clerks o1 election , are in attenduncc. Ehlt
aide Is represented by a forildublu array
legal talent. The nature of the work pt
vem.tu rapid progress and if all of the ball )
uro coated limo proeeedhlds will last two
three days.
Mr. Thoenaa , who was the repuhac
' caudldnte , tines not allege that fraud w
conuuftted 1n counting the eleethon retur
but asserts that uumeroud ntstakes wm
nude , wblcb , ! f rectified , will give to i1
the otflco in dispute. lie Intends to sb
that ! p mutiny instances blank votes sum
counted for Judge Gordon because the his
hue on time ballot was Iuiuodialeiy bene :
the utuuu of Judge Gordon. There is a bla
square at this end of curb nunmo on the b
ht , also at the end of the blank line , wh ,
I
Is put there to allow the voter to inser' '
whatever names hn rhnosr + in Cast' thn reg'
ular nominens air not aecnptable. Thar
square must be marked whth a cross , in sc-
enrdance with btlllol retplrements , am
Thomas asserts that the crosses at the en (
of the blank lines where no name was written
ton were In many Instances counted for hi
opponent.
rime recount of all precincts of the Firs
ward anti three precincts of the Secom
ssard were completed yesterday. Out o
this number fortyseven mllsputed hallote
uscre discovered and also n few mistakes it
the orlginal count , but not enough to make
nay immaterial difference on either side. On
thing Is tevenled beyond doubt by this in
vesligatlo , that n great many voters do no
tthdorstand how to use their ballot and arm
likely to vote contrary to their intnntiom
er perhaps in csat their ballot In such a
way that It will not be counted at nil
At it o'clock yesterday afternoon Judgi
Vlnsonhaler adjnurued court until amts morn
lug at 10 o'clock ,
WEATHER BEYOND CRITICISN
. nnnnrypens tvllh 1nt'u'plinnn
Jllldness ' ' hunt the \Vest-
Deih'lelley Iii Silo ifiu1 I.
'ti'es , time weather is beyond criticism ;
remarked Forecast OlilclalVelsh ycster
tiny as he ncknosvfedged his usnxing popim
lardy x ilh n smile. "It is equally fanltless
all over the country , " he continued , "nh
though taere his been colmsiderable falnfal
in the east. particularly in the Ohio valley
nil n touch of frost hum the south , where chi
mercury Ims descended to 32 degrees nbov
zero. Bhtvtm hum that country , too , you fee
the cold out of all proportion to the tempera
tore. Six degrees above zero fn Louisiana
for example , affected ale more than 3O bolos
In line Mlchignn lake region , owing , o
course , to thu humidity of the atmosphere
' ' that nncrchant
'Thu' common impreeslon
netdl cold weather as a business stimuli
la in my opinion an error. i have tnlltet
with a nutnher of merchants , all of when
say that they have done 20 per cent mno
business during Oils holiday season that
one ycnr ago. If there is a possible falilul
off in the number of overcoats and over
shoes sold there is a corresponding hmcreas
In time number of shoppers. I'resent con
dillomis are certainly a blessing to all con
cerued and beyond all others to time cur
sumers of coal. on this date last yearou
furnace hnd consumed four tons of coal
usldle this winter uve have used abut two.
"There is a marked deficiency bum smmowfal
so far , but there is an abundance of tine
In wltclm to nnaho it up. The mere nmoun
of proelpltatiotr , ! t should ho borne lu mind
Is mint the most inmportott factor lu ti m' '
of crops. The clenments of dies
tribulion and timeliness are much ono
vital. Last year , for instance , though timer
suds a deficiency of almost five inches , th' '
precipltatfon uvmis so favorably distribute )
timnl the moisture was suiilcient for al
purposes. "
VON LACKUM WILL NOT YIELL
Cinfn1s Mrs. Illntns' ( 'rase is Not 5uuu11
po mod Prottttses to I.ponu
3tethuds of health Oulicc ,
Mrs. l ' . M. Illaiue , time single smallpox pa
theist of time city , is now convalescent , al
though a slight fever still remains. Sim
us hi probably be able to resume her house
koiml duties within two weeks. bier ens
ii ; considered a severe oue by the healt
commissioner , and was complicated by
chromic affection of the heart. So far non
of the family has shown symptoms of th
disease. A son of Mrs. Binitus , however , I
not well , aad the physicians are watehln
his case carefully. The family is aupporte
entirely through the agency of the healt
department. Orders for supplies are calle
for daily by an official , and every reasonabl
demand is acceded to. Mr. Bhahns' horse
which ho has used in ] tls business ems an ex
pressman , are furmislmed w9th grain and bun
by the city.
Time fact that there has been no eontagln
from Mrs. Blnins' case Is pointed to by D
von Inckum as an evidence that his origine
diagnosis was correct and that tile ( ilsena
Is not smallpox. Tic say's that he has n
reason to change leis original views and e )
pests to malte public within a short time ] ml
alleged ill-usage in being dispossessed of
patient by tlmo health aficials ,
POLICE CAPTURE BAD MEP
Jumper of lhueh-\4nnlell Ones Ar
' 1'nicea lulo the ( 'Its , lnII
' ' .
1'Iiumrsdny.
Two thieves wanted in Lincoln , two high
waymen wanted in South Omalm , and
forger who has been working in this cit ;
mimeo up Thursday's record of impnrteu
cetptues at the pollco mutation. The tus-o mum'
wanted In Litcohn are Charles Sharp as
harry \'itmcent. They are accused by t ,
hock Island railroad of wholesale thefts t
coats , vests and clothing. They were take
to Lancaster county yesterday by Oficl
Mnlono of Lincoln.
Charles Moody and John hums , alias Mum
ray , have been idottllled by the Soul
Ounnlea authorities as the cnen Who lockc
Saloon Keeper Eggers in Iris ice box w9mi ]
they went through his cash register. The
will be taken to South Onunha today ,
\V. P. 11och , alias Holmes , was locks
up Thursday cn the charge of forgery. 11
la accused of passing a check for $14 at limit
ton's saloon , 1119 Fltrnani street. The voile
say that this man has horn suspected 1
doing tills sort of liming before , but huts a
ways escaped pummlslunet ,
"I am indebted to Ono Mhiuto Cough Cur
for my health and life , It cured muse of lun
trouble following grippe. " Thousands ow
their lives to the prompt action of this revt
falling ronedy. It cures coughs , cold ;
croup , bronchitis , pneumonia , grlppo nn
throat and lung troubles. Its early use pre
vomits consmmption. It is the only harmle :
remedy that gives immediate rellot.
tlrlllltucr'N for 1'nlm i l'onspiruu ( ' ,
ltl'FPALO , N. V. , Jan. -ldwar :
\\'uench , a limoy'po : ntnrhinist. forlnerl
employed in the conposhmg room of tlm
lvctdng News , who brought suit l''cvcrm
tnnntu s ago mm gginsl Umvi1 Shnultlamtd , n
bumesident of 'rypogrtnhlcnl urminn No. 9 r
tills city' to recover dnntagus for couspiremc
In fort-log him out of his positfot becaus
h + r. fus.al to take out n earl In the ' 1' viii
graplmieul union , got m verdict of $ wU In th
suammuie tuurt today
The real , genulno bargains are to be ha
at the big store of ilayden Bros-rend ubou
them on page 7.
-
ii What a Change"
'That Sias thu remark made by , t gentirnm
suho ralleti rat our store ycsterday "min
looked nruuliil' ' 'i'Ivn years ago I live
! n thiui uetgltburlu sal and ured to conic I
occasionally. Hut 1 moved to Sou
Ortmha and hove not been bum your slot
iii that iennlh of tlnne. \\'lutt a rhuttl
sluice then. ' That min w tts right--us
agree wlth hUnu. llnvu you seun ut
stock-thu 69 pull makers , all conl'hse
can't equal it ,
( 'ranger's Kidney Cure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 ,
l'ernnmt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Pittkhmni s Compound , , . , , , , , 7
liostetter's hitters it
Jnyne's Expectorant . . , , , , . . . 7 ,
1 dozen 2-grain Quhuhme Capsules , . . , . , . ,
I dozen 3 grnim Quhtne Capsules . . , . . . 1
1 dozen 5-grain Quinine Capsules. , . . , , . , , 1
1h otgu , Qutulrte
\\'atmmer's Sefe t'urs .
IDr Mlles' Remedies , , , . . . , . .
. .
Hs5
' "
lulfy. : . ,
' \\'est's Brutln and Nerve 'rreatnnetit . . . . 2
l'ne ! ' : anm's'l'abaceo Cure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Syrup of Figs 4' '
I Pyramid Phte Cure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
( 'nstorbt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
CUT PRICE
nRUiGIS
I Cur , 111th uud ChtrtuMU St-a.
i11TCRf1Y TiIL IZIBBUII SAL [
today Wo Bein the Bigeest Ribbn
Sale Wo Have Ever Attempted ,
5C RIBBONS AT 3 I 2C A YARI
IlverOO111'nrum Ioig Uill itemnnuI
of .ill IClids I'ImtIi ind fancy
Itlbhaus rat .tbuut tut' lilt time
Ilollru-On Smile 'I'udny ,
AT iIOSTON STOltl7 , OMAIIA.
Prouiptly tut 9 o'clock we will place o
: ala the largest ind ffnest lot of ldgh clas
n111 remunnts of silk ribbon tuat it ha
o'er been our good fortune to offer to th
adios et Omaha , It is almnost Impossible
o describe the immcnslty of these bargalul
rhey should be seen to be nppreclaled ,
$1,00 ItlilllONS , 15C YD ,
\V0 will sc11 all the fine all silk , plain an
aucy ribbon remnnuts , tumuing from 2 to
rnrds , up to the Imme ut wide , nnver
mflcn sold at $1.00 yd , today at 15e yd ,
50C itlUUONS , 1O ( : YD ,
All the strictly all silk , phalli amid franc
milk ail taffeta ribbon about I Inches with
hat generally sells at 50c , go at lOC yd ,
25C itllhliONS , 5C YD.
All the plain and fahcy 23c ribbon up t
m Inches wide , curry color of time rainbow nu
ilnck , go at 5c yd ,
15C HIBiIONS , PAC Vi ) .
All such ribbons as generally sell al i (
and 16c yd In wide mil narrow , time bel
lttnilty satin card edge turd plain , air
mine ) taffela ribbon , go at i'dtc yd.
7'C ' 11IB1)ONS ) , 1i. C VAil ) .
10,000 ynrds narrow fmtlcy ribbon thr
; enerally sells at 5c anti 74c , go him one hi
of at i'Ac yard , 7'Iucse ore cord edge an
whir string , best grade , up to No. 7 width ,
This .sale beghts prourptly at 9 a'cloc
tnl usill last until nil are sold.
They arc on three of our largo bargal
uquares , with plenty of sales ladies to wa
nn you.
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor , 16th amid Iougbas Sts.
OLD RIFLES MUST BE USEI
I.fforl Palls to Seeure ht rig-Jnrgei
scum Arius fur 'I'luurstoi Illlles-
Springtirhls % 'III lie Seeured.
The effort mantle through Senator Thurslc
Intl Congressman Mercer to secure Kra (
Jorgensen rillces front time gouernmmment ft
he use of the Thurston Itlics ( drill tea'
Ins failed. The \Var department takes t
rleuv that the equipment of the connpar
dhnuld be furmiisimed by the state. Actlc
mvill , therefore , ho taken toward seolrin
Springfield arms from the stale adJutm
general , although dint antiquated patters
less satisfactory. The fact that the team
not a regular snllllia company is not ca
pectetl to Hmluro the chance of securfu :
mmun. Pravislon suns only made time
imo legislature for one regiment , the Secon
and the Thurston Rifles are ruled o
through no fault of their own. The men
hers are divided In their desire to join tl
national guard providing such opportunll
Is offered them next winter. It is probab
lint enough will respond , however , to for
t company , so that Omaha will be reprl
seated In the First as well as in the Secor
regiment.
The Thurston nines' club uvlll elect ofi
cers on Moiday night for the year , both
their civil and military organizations. TI
ofllcers of the club , headed by W. J. Fey
will , it is expected , be re-elected and tl
officers of the drill team temporarily o
gnnized , with Captain Slocleham in con
nand , n Ill almost certainly be continue
Mecnbers arc constantly being taken in at
lhu organlzatioi is said to be in n ffourisi
hug cotdltlon financially.
( lulnlntr n1'Idc 1epntntlon ,
As a cure for rheumatism Chamberlain
Pain Bain hi gaining a wide reputation. 1
B. Johnson of ] tichmond , Ind. , has bee
troubled with that alinuent since 1862. 1
speaking if it he says ; "I never found an
thing that would relieve me until I uua
Chntnberlain's Pain Balnr. It acts IBce rang
with me. My foot uses swollen and paint
une very Bunch , but one good application
Pain Balm relieved ma"
ftaoillimit lan for Sltrrekeeper.
The llmited States Civil Service Commie
sion announces that out February 3 o :
atnhmtion tvlli be held at Omaha for U
position of storekeeper 1n the euston
service.
For information relative to the suhjec
and weights of the examination and othi
information mm pplicanta should apply to Ii
secretary of time heard nP examku'rs at tI
poatofiice in Omaha for n11p111' aIlmi 'far ;
101 , and instructions to Bpi ) eItnls , form 11
The age hlmt : is 220 years or over. The ml
plheat louts should he properly executed a1'
filed with the lornl secretory prior to ti
imour of closing business on January 27.
.tll binds of Ilenduehe fired
\Vltti Wright's Paragon headache and Nei
rmtlgln Cure. Try It. At druggists 25c.
You'll find thb big store's act on page 7
read it.
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SngOe ghL
Take time St. Louis Flyer , lemty
Ing Omaha 4:55 : p m and next
ntorntmug at 7:19 : you are in St.
Louis-463 miles , bun n hIngle night.
Take Oho Denver Llmltet , leaving -
ing OmuQta 1:25 : p nn. , and next
mitnrnimig at 7:10 : yuu are In Denver
-538 ailles in 15 % hours.
Take the Vestibuled flyer , leaving -
ing Onnalnt 5:05 : p. rat and you
reach Chicago met 6:20 : next lnormm-
Ing.
Sleeping and chair ears on mill
three traims. Dining car on time
Denver and Chicago Flyers ,
TICKET SURLINCTON
OFFICE STATION
$002 $ Farnam 10th and Masan
Stroot. Strooto ,
'Phone 2CO 'Phone 310.
(1 } OIVE
( YOUR TEETH
Seine attentlun now and In this way yl
mommy he mime ha + p ) owner of a useful set
oeturul teeth lung after you would nthe
wise be ohllged to depend on the kind th
spend the day unrusfl ) in your mouth , at
the night in .t tumbler
Sliver 1'Illiuus , , 711u
Uuid Fllllmigs . , , , , , , lri/l up ,
Guud se t 1eeIIi. . , . . . . . . . S.OU
Tart's ' Philadelphia Dental Room ;
I:17 : VULOL.tS S'1' .
ILtVlllItltnS.
Shirt Sale Snlnrdn ) .
$1.00 and $1.50 while and colored shirts
at 25c Saturday mornlng from 10 n. in. to
12 m. Sotto of them slightly soiled , 111
makes-W'llison Ilros. , Oniffan brand , Anchor
brand , : ttanhnttan and the hilted brand. .111
the best brands made , worth $1,00 and $1.50 ,
rat 25c. Itchtetnber the Blue-Saturday
tnormihmg-at hIAVtI N 11803 ,
Jlnrtnllla' Slutllslles ,
The followlttg births amid dentlus were rn-
corded mil time omllcc of the liomil of Ilemtitb
luring the twenty-four hours ended Friday
noon ;
] tlrtlms-Peter Mortensen , I1n Woolworth
avenue , IIr1 ; C. C , I' , Perdue , 2i52 t'umhtg ,
girl ; \Vllliatui . \ Frlller , 21 + 1 Anttthi 'raen-
tioth , boy ; \Villlam F , Sully , 3111Vebster ,
girl ; lolnm Sedgwmrlc , 1212 Snnth Twenty-
seventh , girl ; ' 1'honnns herd , 2620 Franklin ,
giri I' . V. Ssualn , 3107 Davenport , buoy and
gh1 ; Thnmeis Leahy. 27110 hunt , boy ; , loin
Sclmaek , Iota South Thirty-fourth , girl.
Denlhi'-lnhn ylcCann , 1310 ( 'nllfornin , 71
years ; Snntgi , Inne Ilohinson , 2720 Shirley ,
years ; Philip l : Parsons , 2013 t'ugdlol avenue -
nue , 0 days.
Size docsu't Indicate ltmty. tlcwnre of
counterfeit and worthless salve offered for
DeWitt's 'Itch Hazel Snlve , De\\'Itt's is
the only original , An Infallible cure for
lilies and all skin disnases.
'I'In' lllinnis ( 'eitrtl Iullrund ( "u.
is now open and ready to receive mill classes
of freight and forsvard with despatclm , to nil
points In time NORTH , EAST mil SOUTH.
Freight depot located at Eleventh and Chicago -
cage steels , Onsaia , and o1 Ninth street ,
between Ilroadwa ) and First avenue , Cout-
cl1 Bluffs.
Turn to page 7 first-and read the ad of
Ilaydett Bros.
e 21s
T 0rn exi on
ream
Is what everybody needs. It softens ,
sviultens , soothny tuitl relines time skin , keepIng -
Ing it smotitlt and perfect anti increasing
its beauty every time it is usc7i 'Trust
. ;
i.a I'reclela , $ l.00 , we .
folds Speeiul Lotion , $1.00 , the sell , . . . . S5
Palo's ( 'numimiexlnn fileach , $1.00 we sell. .75
'alt's Ihair Tnnlc , $1,00 , we sell. . , . . , , . . . S3
Yale's Fare I'uwder , three shades--
, , tuk , white luul hrnrette-50c u bux ,
we sell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4D
't'ale's Skin Feud , $1.50 , we sell . . , ] . " 3
Yutlu's Ilalr Cleauser , $10D , we soil. . . . . .75
Palo's lilted ' 1'oudc , $ lun , we sell. . . , , . , , .73
Yale's Tooth Puusdc' , Sac , we sell. . . . . . AO
\Ve me well supplied with ut complete
lltmt + of STmne. Pale's goads ht auy sized
packages and can furnlslt tluemn mat a say-
lug to you of from 25 to 50 per cent.
\Vrlte for catalogue of Aati-Tnmst Iru
I'rlces ,
SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG CO m
1513 ] looms ,
On a corner In a few clays ,
i g - - Scofiold's
Cloak
A ins
\Ve are selling Children's Cloaks and
Mlsses' J tcknts at Just half price.
The $12.00 Jackets for. . . . . . . . . . $6.00
The $1a.no Jnckets , , . . . , . . , . $ .
The $ S 00 Jarlcetu for . . . . . . . . . . $1-CO
Tbr $3,00 Jackets . . . . . . . . . , $ .
Ladies' Cloaks-
\\'e are selling sonic of our ladies' Jackets
at lees than halt price--some at half pricc-
and sonic' at one-tbird off regular prices.
Ynti'll not be + ltt nppoloted here , US'EitY-
TIlNO AS 1tB1'Il1SENTED.
nhl5co ( ;
C &S T CD.
1510 noughts Sta'0ct ,
'r1J * I Mfr fit/
AND
MFTS. [
0 . . .p
S Canvas Mitts . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wool Mitts. . . . . . . . . . . 10 :
Leatlior Mitts. . . . . . . . . . Inc
Unlined Gloves . . . . . . . . 20.
lstrmnc Heavy Mitts. . 250
Fur Overcoats low as $5.98 $
nick Coati . . . . . . . . . . . . 750
Duck Ulsters . . . . . . . . . .SI.118
Hen's tlrctics. . . . . . . . . . 750
Timosi brown and black check
BIB OVERALLS
are lucre-only
C
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Capitol A'e. , NO li 10th
Close to 1letuett'S ,
Don't Fail to Attend Our Great
OUT
, t , SALE ,
STEINWAY A. B. CHASE ,
w , VOSE & SONS , IVERS AND
POND , ; EMERSON , PACKARD , and other standard
Pianos to select from.
Lyon & hicaly Upright only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $85.00
Billliugs Upright , goat ! condition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100.00
Chickering , walnut case . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $135,00
Fite New Upright , anstern make . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $149.00
Ballet & Cumston , Ilardman , If allot & Davis , Kimball and other medium
grade pianos at your own prices.
Organs and Square I'lanos from $20,00 up.
New I'lanos for rent. Pianos tuned , repaired , moved and exchanged. Tel.
162'0 , Write for catalogue and prices ,
We sell new pianos an $5,00 payments ,
c mo er Mueller. . .
TIiIJ Old ) AND IIILiAIIId : PIANO ho USE.
Steinway & Sons 1313 Farnam Street.
Representatives. 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
'h ' Great Cleariilo
al e of shoes , o r erslloee c
and leggings ; see half p aft
! of bargains-page 7. All winter shoes and broker
lots must be sold regardless of cost.
iVolnen's 35e wool Soles , on sale at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15c
1Vonlen's 35c 77-button Uvergaiters , at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 (
Boys' 51.00 Cauvas Lace Leggings , only . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49c
Boys' fine $1.25 Corduroy Leggings , at . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73 (
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w , " Th e "S'I'lol'SO\ the best
ul o
Shoe mode fur nu n-n rims-
, , 1um shoe , nnulc alth et-
Irrmr Carr , Ilur Ilulsh nil
\ aP the b.sl nutlerists , 'I'hrY
" 111 wllh perd , ' 1 eontior1 and
' . Ilid ir shape , ' 5'I'fSI'- '
1'i' , S(1In .very pale. Lel us
shotr than fo you.
r , , l 3ar
c
'I'Jl0 'S I E'J'SON" Shoe for dlen
Sboer
Ladies' fine 52,50'Viei Kid Lace Slloes , with bill : vest.
fug tops and kid tips , ou sale at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.9 (
Ladies' 11110 $2.75 Chrome Kid Lace Shoes \eith double
fair stitehetl soles lulu kid tips , sploudi(1 skating shoo.1,9E
nten's line 3 Satin Calf Lace Shoes , fair stitche(1 sole,1.1
Boys' fine 51.50 Satin Calf Lace Slleas , dOlllle " " 90 (
Uteri's Si,35 hlavy dull finished Arptics , stile price , , , ,9,5 (
% rolnell's 51 heavy dull finished Antics , sale price,73m
Slippers
Uteri's fine s1 Imftiatlo11 Alligator Slippers , only . . . . , , G3 (
Uteri's $1.,50 Goat Opera SlipptrN , ail sale /lt. / . . . . . . . . .I.I (
I.ttdies' fine S1 , 35 Beaver ( 'loth ' IIuuse ) Slipperat.75 (
111isses' and Child's (1110 ( 750 Felt 1lotlt0 Sliipei' , , ,48 (
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AY 1 All thelouses ! in Omaha Comhincd.
Shli II tIJ' I't.Ii HA llld.t1JS OJ 1'A(4I 7. /
And why ? Because our styles are acknowledged the
best-our prices ackiowledged the lowest , acid our stock the
largest of auy Vent s between Chicago aucl San Frandsen.
'These al'e incleuiable facts open to you all. Look OVCrywhOrc
-try them all and you \vill then be in better position to
know that what we state is absolutely correct.
Prices Herein 9aoted Speak Loader
Tlian Words ,
25 children's jackets in blue and brown nixtures-
ages b , 8 and 10 only , for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
75 cllildreii's jackets , ages 0 , 8 and 10 only--7' 5
have sold ip to 4. 50-closing out at only . . . . . . -
125 children's jackets , ages 4 to 12-these are sonic of the
' iB all colors-
very best jackets nlaliuf'actired-they come
braid trimmed , large sailor collars-some linedt
with silk-worth alp to 7. 50-on sale at. . . . . . .
100 misses' jackets , ages 14,10 and 1S , ill brown , blue , black ,
tan and cardinal Persian wools , half silk lined-
bought to sell for $8.50-on sale at. . . . . . . . .
' .Jackets , silk and satin limned Infants' Eiderdo um O7 ,
llurnughout-In 100 Ladies' kerseys , 1'eslans , friezes ( 'baits at , . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , , . . . . . t ( '
and whip cords-a Fraud collection of lackIndies' Crepon skirts , in very deslrnhla
ets-worth up to $12.50- 4 ( ntleris-suorllu $10.00- 4.98
ynllr clgolco fnr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . Item. . . . . . , , . . . . . , . . . . . . , , . . . . , , . . . .
Ladies' Jackets , nearly nil lined sslth
200 ' mixtures-worth
in -
La'thes' Slurls fancy
'
' , blacks ,
the famous Skinner's satin , hruuwms
.
to $5.00-
blues worth , tans up t0 amid $15.00-for. cardinals- . . . . . . . . . . d , ) + . 98 tor imp only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l
193 , lacicets-ale cream of the market , him 25 dnzen Ladles' Flannel Lined Saleemi Umr-
derskirts , bmuid Bummed , with deep femuuw
, worth
all the latest styles up
, encln. , . . . . , . . . . . -worth $1.75-for only , .59
4 to racks $30-for of only ladies' Suits in grays , browns each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
nud tan ntxtttres , tight fitting and box Ladies' l'ercnllua Underskirts , with 15-Inch
fronts-worth up to flounce amid 2 rows of ruffles ,
$15.00-for - G.c s imi nil colors , elcb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 rncits Ladles' Stits : , some .O8I Ludl ' Jloeen tndesicirls )
all silk lined. for only. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.00-tor , . , . . , . , . . . , , , . . (
25 Ladies' snits , direct copies of impnrteil dozen Indies' 1'Innuelelto wrappers -
ntodels-worth . . up . . . . to . . . $5000- . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . , hum very pretty patterns- ( ( ,
. '
for each . . worth $ 1.00-for . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '
' and Satin \'alsts it black
Silk
375 Ladies' . .0 . dozen Lndlcs' Flamuelelto ,
anti colors , made rap in all the newest 1S'ra1I1u rs , worth uIm In $ 'S , for. . . . . . . .
I styles on sale , worth for.- up to $6,50- , . ( F'IIts'r ( 'OME--FIRST SERVIChoiro ! of
' All wool Skirts-In blue and auy 1)rcrsimmg Snrgne min our tables--worth
ladles'
to $5.00 on sale Saturday ,
black-worth $2 50- . . . . . rap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( (
for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . morning it t
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Sipco silrIIug tIle furllmrrs you lore
noticed nn inereuno lu those aiuuyiug
pests , especlnlly llOA'hlI'S , around
the hot wilier pipes. \Vo roa clear
( very oue of then attlVe hive the
' non-poisouons-Just Iffy It
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mironllil the shah or oil the platy )
shelves ffnd la a weeh tit , tIang
done , It comes la routs ult " 1 is
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I lth nud Intglas St.
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NAME OF
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Bacon is a guarantee
of purity.
t t anE Company ,
Chfc.tgn , KahIdm1B City , unl.nha
St , Louis , St , Joseph , St. fail ,
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CHICAGO and EAST.
8T. PAUL And MINNEAPOLIS ,
HOTSPRINCS & DEADWOOD.
'Clow Clfv Offices. 1401.03 Farnam.
Louis
R. R.
SHORTEST
AN ! )
WKEST
ROUTE 'l'n
St11 Louis or Quincy
Currrspandlsug ( lust Ilnse I. , Ins $ and
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